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I appreciate your help. It was going out on high limit after I pulled the filters out completely and they were not two inline filters, the were on a V rack. Like I said the A coil was what I would call plugged up. I can't let that ride bud.

dont do it dont do it..

try to pull coil with out disconecting it. If you can put something under the coil to keep water from entering the furnace I would try that.. if you disconect unit then you have to install a filter drier on liquid line.

Originally posted by coolcray3 that coil cleaner is the **** thats what it is for so you dont have to take it out just make sure you get the cleaner for the inside coil they have both out side condenser cleaner also.

What indoor coil cleaner do you use? I got some stuff for the outdoor coil, cant recall the name but it works real good. It's blue in color and the same outfit makes an indoor coil cleaner that's green in color and I didn't thinik it worked worth a chit. Any name brands I can look for next time I'm at the supply house? TIA.

Pull the coil, scrape the layer of fur off, put in a new filter and mark their calender when it's time to change. Don't screw around with spray on cleaners if it's not hard core cooling season it's only going to dry up and not do anything. Fix it right the first time!